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From: Bill Moran <wmoran@potentialtech.com>
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Andrew Musselman <Andrew@cwu.EDU> wrote:
> Hello; I'm new to this list.
> 
> I've looked and still can't find the path to the command "symlink".  It
> has a man page, but I can't find it.  Any suggestions?

As already described, symlink is for use in code.

If you look at the "SEE ALSO" section of that man page, you'll see a reference
to ln(1), which is the user command commonly used to create symlinks.

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